fix(windows): regsvr32 is never stopped so the container never exits - #296
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Unsafe Windows platform scripts can pass validation and reintroduce the container hang. Parse and validate each PowerShell invocation before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@scripts/validate-platform-scripts.sh`:
- Line 119: Update the regsvr32 validation logic around the existing grep checks
to process each non-comment invocation independently rather than matching
against the entire file. For each call, accept it if that invocation includes
/s, or if its own following 20-line window contains the required Get-Process
-Name regsvr32 and Stop-Process sequence; otherwise set fail=1 for that
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In `@scripts/validate-platform-scripts.sh`:
- Around line 162-164: The regsvr32 validation flow must parse PowerShell
command text rather than validating entire lines. Update the logic around
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Problem
entrypoint.ps1callsregsvr32without/s:Without
/s,regsvr32reports success with a modal dialog box. Nothing dismisses it in a container, so the process never exits. A Windows container stays alive while any process is running, sodocker runnever returns and the job hangs. Long after the build itself has finished.It hangs a successful build just as readily as a failed one, because
regsvr32runs at the top of the entrypoint, before anything else.Evidence
docker topon a hung container, taken while the job was still running:No
powershell.exe, noUnity.exe, noUnity.Licensing.Client.exe. The ention and Unity has exited.regsvr32.exeis the only non-OS process left.The job log ends exactly where you'd expect:
docker rm -f <container>releases the job immediately.Fix
unity-builder@v4's entrypoint killed it on the very next line:That line was dropped in the port to this CLI. This restores it, with
-ErrorAction SilentlyContinueso it is a no-op if the process has already gone.regsvr32 /swould also work and is arguably cleaner, since it avoids terminating the process mid-registration. I've kept parity with v4 because that is the form I could verify endto end; happy to switch if you prefer
/s.Regression guard
validate-platform-scripts.shgains a check that fails ifregsvr32is callstopped. Either form passes. This is the second line lost in the v4 port thatthis script has had to catch, so a wider diff ofentrypoint.ps1against v4's may be worth doing.Testing
validate-platform-scripts.shfails on the unfixed entrypoint, passes with the fix.bun run build:assetsre-run;--checkreports assets up to date.bun test ./src: 128 pass / 2 skip / 32 fail — identical to an unmodified checkout.Build Succeeded!.After: the job completes on its own.Summary by CodeRabbit
regsvr32executions.